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VLADIVOSTOK : Malaysia will continue oil exploration s within its territory, despite China ’s demand to immediately cease the activities off Sarawak waters, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim .
"China is our friend, but we have to operate in our waters to secure our advantage, including drilling in our territory.
Oil Exploration Anwar Ibrahim Sarawak
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